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Rocky’s Autos Late Models Feature #1
20 late models hit the track for the first of two 40 lap A Mains.
#31 Richard Smith had the pole with #10 Tyler Chrisinger on the outside. #11 Darren Robertson was on the inside of row two alongside #95 Cristofer Muhler. #42 Ronnie Hults followed behind in row three.
Chrisinger quickly moved into the lead with Rick Smith and Darren Robertson duking it out for 2nd. Robertson made it around the inside hurtling to the tail of Chrisinger. Before long, Robertson was coming along the inside of Tyler Chrisinger for the lead!
#95 Cristofer Muhler got around Rick Smith taking 3rd, he was followed by Ronnie Hults who took 4th.
It was an intense 4 car break away between Chrisinger, Darren Robertson, Muhler and Hults with no clear indication of who would take stand out. Robertson came around the outside of Chrisinger on lap 17 but some fancy driving kept Robertson at bay.
All leaders were navigating lapped traffic when #12 Bruce Yackey joined the pack in 5th place. At lap 22, Robertson made another move, this time on the inside of Chrisinger but lapped traffic kept him behind. Tyler Chrisinger wasn’t giving away a thing.
Robertson made another move on lap 25, this time coming around the outside of Chrisinger at turn 3. The two dragged along the front stretch with Robertson coming out on top.
Darren Robertson pulled away, widening his lead, Muhler maintained a steady 2nd and Yackey was close behind.
The field opened up at lap 31. Muhler in 2nd and Yackey in 3rd stayed on Robertson while Chrisinger in 4th and Hults in 5th slipped several car lengths behind. With two laps to go it was clear that Robertson would take the win. #11 Darren Robertson passed the checkered flag followed by #95 Cristofer Muhler, #12 Bruce Yackey& #10 Tyler Chrisinger
1 #11 DARREN ROBERTSON, 2 #95 CRISTOFER MUHLER, 3 #12 BRUCE YACKEY, 4 #42 RONNIE HULTS, 5 #10 TYLER CHRISINGER, 6 #27 ROGER AVANTS, 7 #31 RICHARD SMITH, 8 #78 DARREN CROCKER, 9 #66 DARREN BUCKLEN, 10 #88 GREG FOWLER, 11 #91 CHRIS ATKINSON, 12 48# ED VECCHIARELLI JR, 13 #77 STEVEN YACKEY, 14 #39 # NICK BURTON, 15 #44 DAVE FINLEY, 16 #39 #JACK NUGENT, 17 #23 #DAVIN FISBECK, 18 #33 #EMETT GRAZIER, 19 #76 #JOSEPH DENNING, 20 #57 #JOSEPH FUNAYAMA
Rocky’s Autos Late Models Feature #2
20 Late models took to the track for the second 40 lap main event.
It was #10 Tyler Chrisinger on the pole with #42 Ronnie Hults on the outside. The two were followed by #12 Bruce Yackey on the inside of row two with #95 Cristofer Muhler on the outside. #11 Darren Robertson started in 5th place.
Ronnie Hults took an early lead followed by Muhler, Yackey, Avants and Chrisinger.
By lap 4 #78 Darren Crocker had moved into 5th place.
1 quarter of the way through the race Hults was still in 1st, Muhler had 2nd and Yackey was sticking 3rd.
Hults and Muhler moved way ahead of the field through the next 10 laps.
At lap 34 Muhler began to close the gap between himself and Hults. Caution on the speedway brought the leaders Hults and Muhler back together for a single file restart. It was bad timing for Hults, whose car was getting loose.
Just prior to caution, #11 Darren Robertson, winner of the evening’s first A Main left the track.
With only 3 laps to go Muhler and Yackey passed Hults on the inside! It was Muhler for the win followed by Yackey, Hults, Avants and Crocker.
Muhler said, "I don’t want to talk about the championship yet because we have a lot of races yet to win against a lot of really fast competitors.”
1 #95 CRISTOFER MUHLER, 2 #12 BRUCE YACKEY, 3 #42 RONNIE HULTS, 4 #27 ROGER AVANTS, 5 #78 DARREN CROCKER, 6 #31 RICHARD SMITH, 7 #88 GREG FOWLER, 8 #10 TYLER CHRISINGER, 9 #66 DARREN BUCKLEN, 10 #77 STEVEN YACKEY, 11 #91 CHRIS ATKINSON, 12 #9 #NICK BURTON, 13 #6 #JOSEPH DENNING, 14 #57 #JOSEPH FUNAYAMA, 15 #48 #ED VECCHIARELLI JR, 16 #11 DARREN ROBERTSON, 17 #4 DAVE FINLEY, 18 #33 #EMETT GRAZIER
RMMRA Midgets
9 midgets hit the track for the 20 lap main event.
#22 Brian Postle had the pole with #10 Don Johnson on the outside. #6 Michael Heberling had the inside of row two with #77 Mike Boesel on his outside.
Through the first several laps, these machines epitomized the term “rubbing is racing”, and in an open wheel division, you can imagine the intensity!
At lap 6 it was the driver who started in 2nd to last place, #14 Tony Rossi who broke away for the lead as the crowd roared with excitement.
He was followed by #12 Keith Rauch in 2nd with #48 Michael Marfia a mere ¼ of the track behind weaving through traffic with his eye on the lead.
With 3 to go, Rossi and Rauch were coming up on lapped traffic.
At the finish, Rossi stuck it for the win followed by Rauch and Marfia. The Midgets ran a clean race without a single lap of caution.
1 #14 TONY ROSSI, 2 #12 KEITH RAUCH, 3 #48 MICHAEL MARFIA, 4 #6M JUSTIN MALLO, 5 #3 JULIE JAMISON, 6 #77 MIKE BOESEL, 7 #6 MICHAEL HEBERLING, 8 #22 BRIAN POSTLE, 9 #10 DON JOHNSON
Doc Popcorn Super Stocks
28 Super Stocks hit the track for the 25 lap main event.
#01 Jason Morris had the pole with #81 Robert Foster on the outside. #92 Alexander Grasso was on the inside of row two with #17 Jeremy Barclay on the outside. #00 Dennis Edwards had the inside of row 3.
The 28 cars on the oval looked like rush hour traffic going into the first lap. The drivers were taking the turns 3 wide and a massive pile up ensued before the completion of lap 1.
On the restart Robert Foster shot ahead from the outside of row one for the lead.
Foster and Jeremy Barclay lead the pack on the restart and drag raced through the first 2 laps. Barclay took the lead coming through turn 4 at lap 9.
Caution on the speedway on lap 15 lead to a double file restart, killing the Barclay's lead. It didn’t matter as the Super Stock’s time had run out resulting in a green and white checkered flag. Barclay held his lead, taking the win followed by #19 Scott Miller, #92 Alexander Grasso, and #36 Matthew Burton.
In 5th place, was Michael Cox in the #3 car sponsored in part by bigwestracing.com. Cox, clearly the hard charger of the race, started in 19th place.
1 #17 JEREMY BARCLAY, 2 #19 #SCOTT MILLER, 3 #92 ALEXANDER GRASSO, 4 #36 MATTHEW BURTON, 5 #3 MICHAEL COX, 6 #01 JASON MORRIS, 7 #8 RYAN MOSER, 8 #02 CECIL SMITH, 9 #23 GEORGE GALLEGOS, 10 #81 ROBERT FOSTER, 11 #00 DENNIS EDWARDS, 12 #46 RICHARD LOTHERT, 13 #75 EMILIO ABEYTA, 14 #07 JOEL SIDELL, 15 #1 JEFFREY SLUSS, 16 #33 #MICHAEL BUCK, 17 #58 TIMOTHY WEAVER, 18 #09 JOHN PATEE, 19 #7 DOUGLAS MCFARLAND JR, 20 #49 # WILLIAM LESMERISES, 21 #20 DAVID SCHMIDT, 22 #30 CONNIE COX, 23 #10 MARIO GARRAMONE, 24 #47 DONALD MCATEE JR, 25 #90 KYLE PATEE, 26 #25 #KATHEY CALKINS, 27 #39 JOHN NUGENT, 28 #21 JUSTIN PURVIS
Loveland Goodyear Figure 8s
18 cars hit the track for the 20 lap figure 8 A Main.
It was #17 Harry Livermore on the pole with #81 David Smith on the outside. #25 Phil Taylor had the inside of row 2 riding along side #24 Joe Martinez.
It was standard mayhem for the figure 8s throughout the 20 lap main event. There was some confusion at the checkered flag as to who one the race. Duran had the lead but spun out, and from the perspective of the crowd, it didn’t seem that he ever passed the finish line.
Regardless of race fan perspective, the track officials called it a win for Al Duran.
1 #23 AL DURAN, 2 #90 JOHN JOHNSON, 3 #22 JOE MATLOCK, 4 #26 NICHOLAS MARTINEZ, 5 #17 HARRY LIVERMORE JR, 6 #24 JOE MARTINEZ, 7 #25 PHIL TAYLOR, 8 #95 EDDIE FLOYD JR, 9 #81 DAVID SMITH, 10 #03 BOBBY ZIKE, 11 #66 JOHN MARTELLO, 12 #05 JEROME HOHN JR, 13 #86 SHIRLEY THOMPSON, 14 #69 #TAMMY TOTOS, 15 #15 JEREME WALL, 16 #50 JUSTIN MCKEACHIE, 17 #12 # JAMES NARANJO, 18 #52 JARED WALL
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Dodge City, KS— June 13, 2009—Mother Nature tried her best to slow down Joey Saldana after his win on Friday night, as heavy rain led to a three delay on Saturday night after the first seven laps of the A-Feature were in the books for the World of Outlaws at Dodge City Raceway Park. Saldana was out front when the rains hit and he and his team overcame a blown engine during hot laps leading up to the resumption of the race, to lead the remaining laps to sweep the Boot Hill Showdown with the cameras from SPEED capturing all the action.
Saldana has four career wins at Dodge City to lead all drivers and also leads the series this season with 10 A-Feature wins in 2009. He used the victory in the finale of the Boot Hill Showdown to move into the second spot in the World of Outlaws championship standings as he chases his first career title aboard the Budweiser Maxim.
“My guys did an awesome job,” said Saldana. “We blew up in hot laps and made a pretty quick motor change. We didn't get to work on our car and definitely didn't have the best car. I guess we led the lap that mattered most. My guys did a tremendous job tonight. I don't know too many teams that could have pulled that off. This all goes out to them.”
Saldana started second and charged to the lead with Donny Schatz chasing him in the early going. The first stoppage of the night occurred on the fifth lap when the red flag flew for a Ben Gregg flip and was followed a lap later with another red for a hard accident involving Jason Meyers, who was running fourth and had something break on the car sending him into the turn four wall. Just one lap later, the red flag flew again, this time for rain.
“I watched a little TV and was hoping we would get it in,” said the winner of what he did during the delay. “This is a great facility and it would have been a shame to have lost it to rain, so I am glad we got it in.”
When the race resumed, some three hours and 22 minutes later, Saldana quickly pulled out to a sizeable lead over Schatz. The pair got to lapped traffic late in the race, with Schatz gaining ground over the last few laps. With just two laps to go, Schatz ran side-by-side with Saldana through turns one and two, with the latter pulling away on the back straightaway. On the final lap, Schatz went high off turn four and came up just 18-thousandths of a second short at the line.
“That was the only chance I really had, when we got to a little traffic,” said Schatz. “It was just one of those nights.”
Schatz wound up second in the Armor All J&J and retained the lead in the World of Outlaws championship standings.
A standing room only crowd was on hand for the event, with a hearty bunch waiting out the rain delay to see Saldana pick up the 49th win of his World of Outlaws career. He is now just two behind Jac Haudenschild for eighth on the all-time list.
“Thank you guys for staying,” said the second generation driver to the diehard fans that stuck out the delay. “It sure was some crazy weather tonight. This is a great facility and you are lucky to have it, so support it every week. Hopefully we'll get to come back next year.”
Sam Hafertepe Jr. battled Schatz for second early in the race taking the spot on the opening lap in turn two, with the latter retaking the position down the back straightaway. For Hafertepe, it was his third Top-Five finish of the season in the Fusion Energy Boost machine.
“Everyone stuck it out tonight and they did a heck of a job getting the track back in shape,” said Hafertepe. “I wish we could have gotten it in before the rain. I appreciate all the fans for sticking around. It's great to come to a facility like this and hopefully we'll come back next year.”
After a hard flip on Friday night, Hafertepe and his crew worked hard all day to rebuild their car and were fast right out of the box on Saturday, setting fast time in qualifying for the first time in 2009. He came from fourth to finish second in the first heat race to earn a spot in the Crane Cams Dash, where he ran third to earn a second row starting spot in the 30-lap contest.
“We thought we lost this car last night and it's a blessing that this car is so fast,” said the native of Sunnyvale, Texas. “We've been so good with this thing and everything is going right for us right now. We're just happy to be going to some tracks we know and hopefully we can put together some more strong runs.”
Tim Kaeding finished fourth in the DTR Transport KPC, with Kansas native Tony Bruce Jr. in fifth. Jason Sides was sixth in the Wetherington Tractor Service Maxim. Danny Lasoski was seventh aboard the Casey's General Store Maxim, with Sammy Swindell eighth piloting the Tom Rolfe Trucking Maxim. Kraig Kinser was ninth in the Bass Pro Shops Maxim with Craig Dollansky rounding out the Top-10 in the DirecTV Maxim.
The World of Outlaws return to action on Friday, June 19 at River Cities Speedway in Grand Forks, North Dakota in the opener of the annual Duel in the Dakotas.
World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series Statistical Report; Dodge City Raceway Park; Dodge City, KS; June 13, 2009
Qualifying
1) 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr. 12.650
2) 15-Donny Schatz 12.657
3) 20-Kraig Kinser 12.712
4) 14-Jason Meyers 12.751
5) 7S-Jason Sides 12.760
6) 19-Craig Dollansky 12.774
7) R19-Jac Haudenschild 12.804
8) 11-Steve Kinser 12.836
9) 10-Sammy Swindell 12.851
10) 6-Danny Lasoski 12.932
11) 83-Tim Kaeding 12.937
12) 9-Joey Saldana 13.011
13) 36-Jason Martin 13.040
14) 1X-Gary Lee Maier 13.077
15) 22-Brian Ellenberger 13.088
16) 18-Tony Bruce Jr 13.094
17) 22B-Ben Gregg 13.159
18) 5W-Lucas Wolfe 13.172
19) 30-Brant O'Banion 13.356
20) 97X-Tommy Worley 13.367
21) 50Z-Zack Chappell 13.563
22) 45K-Kolt Walker 14.048
23) 97-Brian Herbert 14.317
24) 15K-Kerry McAlister 14.355
25) 1-Dennis Park 14.498
26) 72-Steven Richardson 14.658
27) D12-Doc Sloan 14.676
28) 33W-Travis Wieden 14.802
29) 33-Kris Miller 14.858
30) 11K-Tyler Knight 14.972
31) 21AU-Brooke Tatnell
Heat 1 (8 Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature)
1) 10-Sammy Swindell
2) 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.
3) 7S-Jason Sides
4) 22B-Ben Gregg
5) 36-Jason Martin
6) 97X-Tommy Worley
7) 15K-Kerry McAlister
8) 33W-Travis Wieden
Heat 2 (8 Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature)
1) 1X-Gary Lee Maier
2) 6-Danny Lasoski
3) 19-Craig Dollansky
4) 15-Donny Schatz
5) 5W-Lucas Wolfe
6) 50Z-Zack Chappell
7) 1-Dennis Park
8) 33-Kris Miller
Heat 3 (8 Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature)
1) 83-Tim Kaeding
2) 20-Kraig Kinser
3) R19-Jac Haudenschild
4) 21AU-Brooke Tatnell
5) 45K-Kolt Walker
6) 11K-Tyler Knight
7) 72-Steven Richardson
8) 22-Brian Ellenberger
Heat 4 (8 Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature)
1) 9-Joey Saldana
2) 18-Tony Bruce Jr
3) 14-Jason Meyers
4) 11-Steve Kinser
5) 97-Brian Herbert
6) D12-Doc Sloan
7) 30-Brant O'Banion
Crane Cams Dash (6 laps, finishing order determined first 10 starting positions of A-feature)
1) 15-Donny Schatz
2) 9-Joey Saldana
3) 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.
4) 14-Jason Meyers
5) 83-Tim Kaeding
6) 18-Tony Bruce Jr.
7) 10-Sammy Swindell
8) 1X-Gary Lee Maier
9) 6-Danny Lasoski
10) 20-Kraig Kinser
B-main (10 laps, top 4 finishers transferred to A-feature)
1) 97X-Tommy Worley
2) 50Z-Zack Chappell
3) 30-Brant O'Banion
4) 15K-Kerry McAlister
5) 1-Dennis Park [$200]
6) 72-Steven Richardson [$180]
7) 33-Kris Miller [$175]
8) D12-Doc Sloan [$160]
9) 22-Brian Ellenberger [$150]
10) 11K-Tyler Knight [$150]
11) 33W-Travis Wieden [$150]
A-main (30 laps) - Starting Position [#]
1) 9-Joey Saldana[2] [$10,000]
2) 15-Donny Schatz[1] [$5,000]
3) 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.[3] [$3,000]
4) 83-Tim Kaeding[5] [$2,700]
5) 18-Tony Bruce Jr[6] [$2,500]
6) 7S-Jason Sides[11] [$2,200]
7) 6-Danny Lasoski[9] [$2,000]
8) 10-Sammy Swindell[7] [$1,800]
9) 20-Kraig Kinser[10] [$1,600]
10) 19-Craig Dollansky[12] [$1,450]
11) R19-Jac Haudenschild[13] [$1,300]
12) 11-Steve Kinser[14] [$1,200]
13) 21AU-Brooke Tatnell[24] [$1,100]
14) 36-Jason Martin[15] [$1,000]
15) 1X-Gary Lee Maier[8] [$950]
16) 45K-Kolt Walker[21] [$900]
17) 5W-Lucas Wolfe[17] [$850]
18) 30-Brant O"Banion[18] [$750]
19) 50Z-Zack Chappell[20] [$725]
20) 97X-Tommy Worley[19] [$700]
21) 15K-Kerry McAlister[23] [$700]
22) 14-Jason Meyers[4] [$700]
23) 22B-Ben Gregg[16] [$700]
24) 97-Brian Herbert[22] [$700]
Lap Leaders: Joey Saldana 1-30 SuperClean Start of the Night Award: Sam Hafertepe Jr. Penske Power Position Award: Sam Hafertepe Jr. KSE Hard Charger Award: Brooke Tatnell
BOOT HILL SHOWDOWN AT DODGE CITY RACEWAY PARK NIGHT #2 NOTES
• FAST QUALIFIER: Sam Hafertepe Jr. paced the 31 cars that took time with an AMB i.t. timed lap around the high-banked 3/8-mile oval at 12.650 seconds at 106.719 mph. For his qualifying effort, Hafertepe earned five bonus points. The next four fastest qualifiers also earned bonus points, including: Donny Schatz (4), Kraig Kinser (3), Jason Meyers (2), and Jason Sides (1).
• QUALIFYING WINNERS: Sammy Swindell, Gary Lee Maier, Tim Kaeding and Joey Saldana won heat races. Donny Schatz won the Crane Cams Dash Tommy Worley won the B-Main.
• FEATURE WINNERS: There has been 27 World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series A-Feature event held in 2009. The winners include: Joey Saldana (Volusia Speedway Park, Silver Dollar Speedway, Thunderbowl Raceway, Lone Star Speedway, Houston Raceway Park, The Dirt Track @ Lowe's Motor Speedway, Virginia Motor Speedway, Lawrenceburg Speedway and Dodge City Raceway Park-twice), Donny Schatz (Volusia Speedway Park-twice, The Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Knoxville Raceway, Eldora Speedway, Canandaigua Speedway and Lawrenceburg Speedway), Jason Meyers (Silver Dollar Speedway, Paducah International Raceway and I-96 Speedway), Dale Blaney (Attica Raceway Park), Randy Hannagan (Thunderbowl Raceway), Greg Hodnett (Williams Grove Speedway), Tim Kaeding (Riverside International Speedway), Chad Kemenah (Manzanita Speedway), (Tri-State Speedway) and Danny Lasoski (Delaware International Speedway).
• 3/8--MILE WINNERS: Dodge City Raceway Park is a high-banked 3/8-mile oval. The World of Outlaws have raced five times on a track that size this season. The winners include: Joey Saldana (Lawrenceburg Speedway and Dodge City Raceway Park-twice), Jason Meyers (Paducah International Raceway), and Donny Schatz (Lawrenceburg Speedway).
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Snap-On Tools Pro Trucks
The die hard fans who ventured out to CNS despite the possibility of foul weather were treated to a night of clear skies and some of the most intense racing action of the season.
The race was action packed as drivers competed aggressively for the win, with one racer being thrown out and suspended due to aggression.
13 pro trucks hit the track for the 30 lap main event.
#36 Rick Burton had the pole with #74 Cristofer Muhler on the outside, in row two it was #7 Adam Deines on the inside with #32 Mark Neff on the outside followed by #1 Happy Ferree on the inside of row 3.
By lap 3 Chris Muhler had raced into 1st as the speedy Happy Ferree moved into 3rd. Muhler and Deines drag raced for 1st and it was Muhler who came out on top for the lead. Happy continued his search for the line into first as Deines pulled past Muhler for 1st coming through turn 3 of lap 4.
Just then, while attempting a pass on the outside, Happy Ferree spun out Chris Muhler earning Happy a trip to the rear of the field for rough driving.
On the restart Deines had the pole with Muhler on the outside. Mark Neff had the inside of row 2 with #07 Chris Leaf on the outside.
Being sent to the back didn’t faze Ferree who briskly navigated from last to 10th to 8th to 6th place at lap 13. As Neff moved into 2nd place, Ferree pushed Leaf out of the way coming around the back stretch. The move earned him a black flag for rough driving but he refused to leave the track, driving through 6 more laps.
Deines kept his lead with Muhler moving in on Mark Neff making it hard for Neff to maintain 2nd. At the checkered flag it was #7 Adam Deines followed by #32 Mark Neff, #74 Cris Muhler and #0 Billy Harkins.
Happy Ferree was suspended for 1 week, and earned no points for the race for ignoring the black flag.
1 #7 ADAM DEINES, 2 #32 MARK NEFF, 3 #74 CRISTOFER MUHLER, 4 #0 BILLY HARKINS, 5 #36 RICHARD BURTON, 6 #5 TROY WITTHAR, 7 #34 RUDY VANDERWAL, 8 #27 ROGER AVANTS, 9 #07 CHRIS LEAF, 10 #51 CHRIS CARLSON, 11 #15 MICHAEL BERNARD, 12 #76 GERALD GARDNER, 13 #1 HAPPY FERREE
RMMSA 600 Mini Sprints
12 mini sprints hit the track for the 20 lap main event.
It was #56 Troy Simpson on the pole with #40 Todd Weland on the outside followed by #69 Paul Babich on the inside of row 2.
Babich pulled to the front of the pack at the green flag with Troy Simpson following behind. #9 Nick Burton, who started on the outside of row 3 maneuvered around Simpson taking 2nd. The #69 mini sprint of Paul Babich spun out coming around the back stretch on lap 3 and was left behind as Nick Burton pulled into the lead.
#5 Brandon Steele raced ahead from the back of the pack with his eye on the lead and moved swiftly into 2nd. By lap 7 the leaders were already navigating lapped traffic. Coming around lap 13 #24 Jay Sant had moved up into a distant 3rd.
It was starting to look close going into lap 18 as Brandon Steele in 2nd place had been cutting inches off of Burton’s lead. Still it was the lightning fast #9 Nick Burton who crossed the finish first, followed by #5 Brandon Steele, #24 Jay Sant, #56 Troy Simpson and #19 Larry Pachello.
Burton thanked his hard working crew for making his win possible and let the crowd know that his purse was going to Legend’s driver John Baker and his family.
1 #9 NICK BURTON, 2 #5 BRANDON STEELE, 3 #24 JAY SANT, 4 #56 TROY SIMPSON, 5 #19 LARRY PACHELLO, 6 #40 TODD WELAND, 7 #42 CHUCK WELAND, 8 #2 CHUCK MILLS, 9 #10 SHANNON ELLIOTT, 10 #27 DAVE WEIHRICH, 11 #69 PAUL BABICH, 12 #26 CHRIS CROWDER
CARC Mod Coupes
14 Modified Coupes hit the track for the 25 lap main event.
#6L “Gentleman” Joe Lehman had the pole with #88 Scott Bremkamp on the outside, #07 Drew Utecht was on the inside of row 2 with #36 Matt Burton on his outside.
Burton shot to the lead with #33 Chet Graham following close behind. #55 Gary Land followed the leaders in 3rd with inches between the 3 of them coming around the front stretch at lap 3.
In a spectacular show of speed and slick driving, Land slid into 2nd and then took the lead coming around the inside of turn 4 on lap 5. Meanwhile, Chet Graham dropped to 5th trying to navigate lapped traffic.
At lap 11 #12 Jamie Bubak, followed closely by #17 Scott Rhoades passed Burton taking 2nd and 3rd place respectively. Suddenly, coming around turn 4 on lap 18, Jamie Bubak passed Gary Land on the inside for 1st place! In an amazing display of skill and speed Jamie’s lead grew by ¼ of the track!
It was #12 Jamie Bubak at the checkered for the win followed by #55 Gary Land, #17 Scott Rhoades, #45 Carl Vair and #90 Frank Denning!
This was Jamie’s first ever win here at CNS.
When asked for comment she exclaimed, “My car came in so well, I’m so excited, oh my god! My dad did all the work [on the car], I want to thank [all my family and friends.]”
1 #12 JAIME BUBAK, 2 #55 GARY LAND, 3 #17 SCOTT RHOADES, 4 #45 CARL VAIR, 5 #90 FRANK DENNING, 6 #36 MATT BURTON, 7 #33 CHET GRAHAM, 8 #56 MICHAEL FETTERS, 9 #21 CORY GORDON, 10 #07 ANDREW UTECHT, 11 #24 CHAD GUILFORD, 12 #88 SCOTT BREMKAMP, 13 #6 MICHAEL CORRENDI, 14 #91 JAMIE GREIVE
Legends
22 Legend cars hit the track for the 25 main event.
#17 Bill Yeros had the pole with #84 Michael Webber on the outside. #03 Darrell Stewart followed on the inside of row to with #62 Phil Peconi beside him.
Michael Webber pulled into the lead along the back stretch coming around lap 1 but #21 Terry Plummer wasn’t far behind! Both determined to pass Webber for the lead, #8 Jon Krizman took the high line while Terry Plummer went low going into turn 3 at lap 3. The three were in a heated duel for 1st when contact on the track behind them resulted in a massive pile up. Bill Yeros took a hard hit resulting in a red flag. Soon after, Bill emerged from his car, waving to the relieved crowd.
On the restart Krizman sped ahead of the pack, maintaining a lead over Terry Plummer who followed close behind. 10 laps saw virtually no change in the field aside from the hard charging #3 Wayne Barlock who passed #03 Darrell Stewart for third place coming through lap 16.
At lap 23 Terry Plummer was moving on the outside of Krizman but couldn’t take the lead. In a final effort, Plummer then tried the old outside-inside move but lapped traffic made it difficult to navigate and it was #8 Jon Krizman for the win. He was followed closely by #21 Terry Plummer, #3 Wayne Barlock and #03 Darrell Stewart
It was an emotional win for 8 whose daughter died of meningitis. Regarding John Baker he commented, “We’ve got a hurt driver recovering in the hospital so pray your ass off.”
1 #8 JON KRIZMAN, 2 #21 TERRY PLUMMER, 3 #3 WAYNE BARLOCK, 4 #03 DARRELL STEWART, 5 #35 WILLIAM MURR, 6 #66 KYLE CLEGG, 7 #84 MICHAEL WEBBER, 8 #73 ZACK POWELL, 9 #62 PHIL PECONI, 10 #16 TIMOTHY FAATZ, 11 #71 CRAIG COUGHLIN, 12 #95 LUKE ULANDER, 13 #24 DEREK KOPP, 14 #07 WILLIAM SEIP, 15 #7 COREY SEIP, 16 #33 AUSTIN WILLIAMS, 17 #37 DAVID HONDEL, 18 #75 DOUG ULANDER, 19 #4 GARY KOPP, 20 #19 GARRETT PARk, 21 #17 BILL YEROS, 22 #6 LARREL SCOTT
Comfort Shack Sportsmans
26 sportsman hit the track for the 30 lap main event.
#8 Jeff Walbaum stayed his lead as #6 Tommy Roe slid quietly into 2nd place. #99 Nick Brinlee raced up behind Roe, keeping at his bumper through lap 7. Meanwhile, #46 Eric Blackard moved into 4th place leaving #49 Dennis Pobanz in 5th.
By lap 15 Walbaum was approaching lapped traffic but #67 Stephanie Brown spun out, resulting in a yellow flag that killed the huge lead of Jeff Walbaum.
On the restart it was Walbaum, followed by Roe with Brinlee, Blackard and Pobanz in tow. Nick Brinlee, Tommy Roe and Eric Blackard drag raced at lap 18 for 2nd. Brinlee took 2nd as #31 rookie Joshua Flood blew up resulting in caution.
On the restart Tommy Roe pulled up on the inside of Walbaum and Brinlee coming around turn 2, racing 3 wide but Roe had to concede coming around the inside of turn 3 or risk a wreck.
#99 Nick Brinlee darted ahead for the lead while Eric Blackard and Jeff Walbaum dragged for 2nd. While Brinlee, Blackard, Walbaum and Roe vied for the lead the hard charger, #62 Jim Bob Rogers who started dead last, made his way into 10th place.
At the finish it was #99 Nick Brinlee for the win followed by #46 Eric Blackard in 2nd, #8 Jeff Walbaum came in third with #6 Tommy Roe and #38 Frankie Estes behind.
Nick shouted out to his new sponsors and thanked his crew for their hard work.
1 #99 NICHOLAS BRINLEE, 2 #46 ERIC BLACKARD, 3 #8 JEFFREY WALBAUM, 4 #6 TOMMY ROE, 5 #38 FRANKIE ESTES, 6 #58 JEFF WEBB, 7 #98 LEE KEMMIT, 8 #43 STAN GRIFFIN, 9 #41 DOUG JENSEN, 10 #62 JAMES ROGERS, 11 #39 SCOTT ESTES, 12 #02 RICHARD HUNT, 13 #49 DENNIS POBANZ, 14 #3 WADE GROVE, 15 #55 CRAIG HOLMES, 16 #4 MATTHEW CURLESS, 17 #21 TROY MEYER, 18 #26 DALE REEDER, 19 #83 GREG WOHLCKE, 20 #18 DENNIS STEPANICH JR, 21 #00 STEVEN MAAS, 22 #28 ALAN CARTER, 23 #67 STEPHANIE BROWN, 24 #31 JOSHUA FLOOD, 25 #44 RANDOLPH MOSSMAN, 26 #84 BRUCE BORCHARDT
Buses
A school bus race has to be seen to be believed. Come down to CNS to see it for yourself.
1 #26 NICK MARTINEZ, 2 #27 JERRY SUTHERLAND, 3 #13 LANSEN FLEENOR, 4 #56 KACEY FLEENOR, 5 #69 RANDY BARNES, 6 #72 WENDY SUTHERLAND, 7 #42 DANIEL MARTINEZ, 8 #99 KAYLA SALAZAR, 9 #33 WEYAND KURT
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